REDGATE WATER ACTIVITIES FIELD GUIDE
Redgate’s Private Group Surf Lessons: Small‑group coaching on a famously supple stretch of Western Australian coast
Personalized, two‑hour surf lessons at Redgate Beach that pair small groups with experienced local coaches and all equipment supplied—this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare.
Redgate’s Private Group Surf Lessons: Small‑group coaching on a famously supple stretch of Western Australian coast.
Set on the soft sands of Redgate in Western Australia, Private Group Surf Lessons deliver focused, friendly coaching for couples, friends and families. Sessions emphasize progression—from warm‑ups and paddling technique through catching waves and standing—with all gear supplied so you can concentrate on the water and each other.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Personalized instruction in compact groups
Lessons are designed for small parties—perfect for couples, families or groups of friends who want a tailored session with extra supervision and coaching attention.
Hand‑picked local and international coaches
Friendly coaches with local knowledge lead each session, focusing on technique, safety and progression to help riders find waves and stand with confidence.
All equipment supplied and multi‑lesson options
The operation provides boards, wetsuits, rash shirts and sunscreen so you arrive ready to surf; popular 3‑ and 5‑lesson packages are offered for those wanting more time in the water.
What the day feels like
What the lesson feels like
A Private Group lesson unfolds as an organized, supportive two‑hour block: meet at the car park, run through a warm‑up and beach briefing, then work one‑on‑one in the water on paddling, wave selection and standing up—coaches balance instruction, safety briefing and encouragement so the session stays relaxed and fun.
SMALL GROUPS
Personalized instruction in compact groups
Lessons are designed for small parties—perfect for couples, families or groups of friends who want a tailored session with extra supervision and coaching attention.
LOCAL EXPERTISE
Hand‑picked local and international coaches
Friendly coaches with local knowledge lead each session, focusing on technique, safety and progression to help riders find waves and stand with confidence.
GEAR & PACKAGES
All equipment supplied and multi‑lesson options
The operation provides boards, wetsuits, rash shirts and sunscreen so you arrive ready to surf; popular 3‑ and 5‑lesson packages are offered for those wanting more time in the water.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who these lessons suit—and who might want something else.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Lessons run for approximately two hours.
Meet the Margaret River Surf School van in the Redgate Beach car park 10 minutes before your lesson; if conditions require a different beach the operator will advise the best launch location for that day.
Bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, drinking water, beach footwear in summer if the ground is hot, and your booking voucher (printed or on your phone).
The school supplies surfboards, wetsuits, rash shirts, sunscreen (if you don’t have your own) and professional instruction.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is a Private Group lesson?
Each lesson is approximately two hours long.
Where do we meet for the lesson?
Meet the Margaret River Surf School van in the Redgate Beach car park 10 minutes before the lesson; the operator will notify you of an alternate location if surf conditions require it.
Is equipment provided or do I need to bring a board?
All equipment is provided: surfboard, wetsuit, rash shirt and sunscreen if you don’t have your own; bring swimwear and a towel.
Can children and families join a private group lesson?
Yes—private group lessons are suitable for families and younger children who may need extra supervision, and for couples or small groups wanting a personalised session.
Are multi‑lesson packages available?
Yes; single lessons are offered alongside popular 3‑lesson and 5‑lesson packages for those wanting more time in the water.
How large are the groups?
Lessons are run in small groups to allow focused coaching and a relaxed, supportive vibe.